far sensors along both sides picking up light traffic. keep a close eye on that, let you know when it starts to delay traffic through there. 580 leaving the pass in good shape despite an accident being cleared up, westbound 580 approaching grant line. off to the right-hand shoulder. the 880 commute still trouble- free. an accident san ma day owe in the clearing stages, southbound 101 on the connector ramp leading toward the san ma day owe bridge. partially blocking the left- hand lane. 880. did a check between oakland, fremont, in good shape in both directions, no big delays. the bridge commutes are fine. the chp still has high wind advisories in place for all bridges. going to feel those winds especially if in a high-profile vehicle. right now wide open at the bane bridge toll plaza. first bart trains out of the yard on time. no delays for transit. no delays for 101 headed across the bridge. a look at traffic.

brian. downed power lines, toppled trees, all the work of gusting winds overnight. people in much of the bay area and beyond are waking up to wind damage. kpix 5 reporter kate kogarrett is live where a homeowner hurt after a tree came crashing down. how are you? what's the latest? >> reporter: calm. know a lot of cleanup work needs to be done. hopefully seen the worst of it. know some winds are still lingering around the bay area. as mentioned, a family in ant i don't care in this home did get an unwelcome surprise. take a look for yourself. the winds were so strong, it knocked this tree branch straight through this person's home. sharp branches came through the roof, stopping inches from the bed. the homeowner was hurt, was taken to a local hospital. no word on his condition. take a look at this. the high winds over there flipped over six trucks and a brand-new travel trailer.

trucks along 580 were veer from side to side. drivers told they had a rough time navigating those roads. >> does. that's the big issue people are talking about. looking like they're driving into fog. >> and this picture was taken in emeryville. strong gusts took down the passat of the nike store. fell off the building on to the street a. couple cars were damaged. thankfully no one was hurt. also know that downed power lines left a lot of people in the dark. actually nearly 18,000 customers were without power. learning now that pg, e working to restore power to some of those homes. reporting live, kpix 5. it was a nursing home with a big complaint. most of the staff left leaving behind more than a dozen patients. mark kelly in castro valley with the problems found at the troubled facility. mark? >> reporter: michelle this is

the valley manor, residential care center. the state shut it down thursday, but allegedly patients still living inside with very little care. now a peek inside valley manor. it's here that owner emanuel reportedly disappeared, left a small staff to care for more than a dozen disabled patients. as required by law, attorney says there were two caregivers and a cook taking care of 14 patients. but as the report cites violations including feces and urine in the facilities, insufficient food for patients. one neighbor tells she's been concerned for years. >> hopefully people will have their eyes open open. >> reporter: the owner's attorney says his client has a heart of gold. she was caring, he says, for elderly patients on a fixed income when, michelle, she got sick herself.

>> reporter: how are the patients doing? . >> at this time, the patients have been moved to either another facility or in with. said to be doing okay. >> mark kelly live. unions will vote on a tentative contract agreement this week. the deal struck last week ended bart's second strike this year. push now to stop mass transit strikes from ever happening again in california. the idea gaining momentum. there's fear lawmakers in sacramento will not go against labor unions. experts say the best bet to stop these strikes will be a voter initiative. ma rain county jurors will hear from prosecutors and guy if i yearry this week in the trial of max wade. 19-year-old accused of stealing if i yearry's $200,000 lamb boar againny two years ago. he's also on trial for the attempted murders of a classmate he was infatuated

with. prosecutors say wade fired shots in 2012, but missed. the u.s. justice department suing an apartment complex for discrimination: banning kids from playing in grassy common areas outside. five families filed complaints. federal prosecutors are seeking monetary damages for them, plus a civil company. apple expected to reveal a new earnings report. . analysts will be watching sales figures for two smartphones, the iphone 5c, 5s. some think the tech giant may announce another huge stock buyback or increase dividend payout. larry escovel may soon lose the interim from his title. after 9 months of searching,

outgoing -- deborah is recommending that escovel have the job on a permanent basis. the veteran took over for retired chief chris moore back in january. officers have been leaving the department since the city's financial struggles prompted cutbacks, wages, benefits. new criticism of the troubled web site for the health care reform program. the head of the jones committee claims the site may leave users vulnerable to identity theft, other cyber crimes. >> they do not have an overarching solid plan to prevent the loss of private information. they may have to redesign the entire system. the way the system is designed, it is not secure. >> reporter: health and human services secretary kathleen is a deal use says the site does not retain or store user information. it's been nearly a year since new york's historic ellis island was closed because of hurricane sandy.

>> and reporter jareka down can said the island is reopening to tourists about an hour from now. >> reporter: for the first time in a year, parts of ellis island are back open to the public. starting this morning, tourists can once again travel by boat to the historic island known for welcoming millions of immigrants into the united states. this group of women from europe visited the statue of liberty sunday, plans to visit ellis island today. >> must have been emotional, must have been scary, exciting. would just like to see it. . >> reporter: a year ago super storm sandy swamped the island with 8 feet of water. the storm destroyed broilers, electrical systems. the water washed through the immigration museum. crews moved more than 1 million photographs and arty facts in maryland. the national park service, which runs ellis island said they're still restoring the properties; but for

now visitors will be able to tour the main floor and the great hall of the museum, the area once crowded with immigrants. the park service said work will continue on the island until at least the spring. jareka down can, cbs news. >> today marks the 127th birthday of the statue of liberty on nearby liberty island. that was damaged in the storm, but reopened on july 4th. the time now is 5:08 on monday morning. tense moments on a freeway. still to come, how a big rig fire could have been much worse. and the sharks are on fire. winning ways continuing north of the border. and grab an umbrella today. kpix 5 high-def doppler picking up light rainfall totals, a few hundredths of an inch mainly in the santa cruz mountains. continue through the afternoon. take a look at that forecast after break. and the winds are still at issue this morning

for many commutes across the bridges, along the altamont pass, right here along highway 4. an accident now eastbound highway 4 at somersville blocking middle lane. westbound traffic very slow getting through there. the altamont pass, the scene of lot of hents overnight. this morning slow traffic from the 205 interchange. westbound 580 approaching grant line. if you plan on making the peninsula commute, give extra time. southbound 101 is going to be very slow for you. an accident on the transition ramp to east 92. have another update on all three of these accidents with a complete look at kcbs traffic still ahead. ,, ,,,,,,,,

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residential street.. threatg several homes and burning a handful of cars. two people the driver - were before bursting into flames. the fires spread to a nearby street threatening several homes, a half of cars. amazingly only two people, including the driver were hurt. a check on the roads with lisa. >> good morning, everybody. happy monday. a busy drive around the bay area overnight. lot of accidents. most of them related to the wind. . this morning all of that's been cleared up. still an accident in the eastbound direction, approaching somersville, ant knock blocking at least one lane. affecting the drive on the other side. look i can lieus slowing down traffic. traffic slow from beyond 8th street approaching the scene. the altamont pass is beginning to slow down from the 205 interchange, stays heavy to vas key road.

the earlier accident has been cleared up. no accidents. an early start to that commute. an accident along southbound 101 has been cleared up. all lanes open as you approach 92. sensors picking up light traffic for both 101, 280 heading through peninsula. if you plan on driving along the nimitz to catch a flight, 880 a great option with no delays. the silicon valley commutes have been fine. didn't have construction overnight. all lanes open. for 101 making that commute approaching the 280 interchange. the 882-237 interchange, which normally gets busy around 7 in the morning. looking good with no big delays. first bart trains are out of the yard on time. no delays reported for cal train. no problems for 101 heading across the golden gate. a look at kcbs traffic.

. talking really gusting winds, light rain. kpix doppler picking up light rainfall totals, especially over the santa cruz mountains. if traveling highway 17, highway 9, may hit patches of wet weather, some slick conditions. couple showers expected through the afternoon. out the door, breezy, mostly cloudy skies, temperatures mainly in the upper 40s to low 50s. kind of a mix of sunnd clouds. temperatures on the cooler side, below average. fifties pushing to the low 60s. the low continues to drop south, causing all this wet, breezy weather. the main energy to system farther east. bay area on the western edge. that's bringing this fall storm. looks like most of northern california getting hit with wet weather. a snow-rain mix if you're out

in tahoe with a high today of about 39 degrees. . temperatures are about 10 degrees below average. used to reaching in the low 70s. 61 your forecasted high in concord, 62 in pleasant hill, walnut creek. san francisco often gets in the 60s. today only reaching a high of 56 degrees in san francisco, 56 out along the coast. checking forecast over the next several days, looks like the cooldown continues through tomorrow. could see a chance of frost by tuesday night. a slight warmup in. good conditions. good news. not expecting gusting winds, rain by thursday night. a cooldown in time for the weekend. a slight cooldown. >> slight. rockledge and lieu reed died after suffering from liver disease.

suzanne mcguinness has a look back on life, career. >> reporter: lieu reed was the driving force behind the legendary consult band velvet underground. the band never achieved widespread commercial success, but many credit the group with rev losing rock in the 19 60s, ú70s, having a major influence on generations of future musicians. >> take a walk on the wild side. >> reporter: "walk on the wild side" was his only top 20 hit, but songs became standards. . the singer led the way as the velvet underground collaborated like never before with film makers, artists, including andy warhol. >> that's why the records sound the way they sound, why nothing got changed. andy said "don't change anything. leave it alone." . >> reporter: the velvet

underground inducted in the rock and roll hall of fame in 1996. underwent a liver transplant earlier this year and later called himself a triumph to modern mod sin. suzanne mcguinness, cbs news. also passing away over the weekend, television veteran marsha wallace. she played secretary carol on the bob newheart show, more recently was the voice of bart's teacher ed that crabappel on "the simpson's." marsha wallace was 70. coming up, the bay area quarterback did it with their feet yesterday. shine on the brightest stage. that's all coming up. ahead in your g sports fest. 's cool about your sc you can e-mail y naton to us at: c hools at kpix- dot-com. we and feature your . you can e-mail your nominations to us at cool schools at kpix.com.

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the red sox hit several home runs that will live in boston's sports history. last night, a bay area product added his name. david ortiz channel eling hurricane spence. delivered the big blow, a home run to put the red sox ahead in the 6th inning. boston evens the series against the cardinals with a win. gomez in the background. terrell prior ran for a 90-yard touchdown in the

first play from scrimmage, the longest run in the history of the nfl by a quarterback, as well as the longest run in raider history. there goes collin capper nick. ran for 2 touchdowns in the 49ers' run 42-10. they head into the bye week, and they are riding high with a 5-game win streak. alex may lock made his first start for the sharks in ottawa. won of 5 san jose goals. they beat the senators 5-2. the sharks have the most points in the nhl as they collected their 10th win of the season. that's it, everybody. don't forget, know frank won't, another world series game tonight. have a great day. don't look like a frank. >> go back to london for play of the day. look closely. they are out of order. the r and the second a are in

each other's places. so the flags fell. >> dagurez. >> maybe should try that. >> that is play of the d-a-y. >> they got some coverage. the justice department is responding to complaints. says rainwater is considered a pollutant. the runoff from the car crashes -- car crashes are over grassy areas as long as no soapy water goes into storm drains. the price of milk might be costing more. members of the house, senate will be debating renewal of the farm bill. the food stamp program a sensitive issue with election year politics around

the corner. if the bill does not pass, expect the cost of dairy, milk products to increase. new this morning, the doctor convicted of causing michael jackson's death is a free man. conrad murray walked out of prison at midnight. the former cardiologist found guilty of giving jackson the powerful antiseptic as a sleep aid. that led to the death. murray served two of the four- year sentence. 5:25. strong winds caused late-night -- the latest on whether expect more. one of tv's critically acclaimed shows reached milestone. the unusual way cast members decided to celebrate. >> a castro valley nursing home shut down. mark kelly. coming up a look inside, why it closed. ,,,,,,

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drunk driver this morning. this is a live look at the scene. happened about 2:30 a.m. on the city's west side. the 27-year-old female driver was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence, vehicular manslaughter. the car also hit a garage door on a house. happening now, waking up to damage by an overnight wind storm. strong, gusting winds overturned trucks, brought down trees, left thousands without power. caso is in ant i don't care where the storm left one person hurt. >> reporter: the family who lives in this house has cleaning up to do after this. take a look at this video. the winds were so strong it knocked this tree branch straight through this person's home over the weekend. the branch broke through the roof, stopping inches from the bed. the homeowner was hurt, taken to a local hospital.

no word on his condition. also a major problem on the highways. it flipped over six trucks, a wrapped-new travel trailer. trucks along 580 were veer from side to side. one driver told us, he had a hard time navigating through the roads. >> does. that's the big issue shoe people are talking about. look like they're driving into fog. >> reporter: more damage reported over in emeryville. you can see strong gusts took down the facade of the nike store. a couple cars were damaged. the good news nobody was hurt. also had the winds, downed power lines in the area, left a lot of people in the dark, nearly 18,000 people in northern california were left without power. back to you. know the status of those outages? >> reporter: did check in with peg a few moments ago. know 18,000 down to 2200.

pg and e working on restoring power to homes. hope they will have them all back up. >> thank you. last hour, had winds gusting up to 30 miles per hour out of the airport. still some windy places. going to relax? . >> going to relax through the day. breezy along the coast. got totals. . 75 near the altamont pass where big rigs overturned. caused dangerous conditions. trees toppled, power outages. obviously as kate just mentioned. checking wind speeds outside. mainly along the coast, seeing breezy conditions anywhere from 15 to 26 miles per hour near the airport, near fso. it is calmer up in the north bay, wind speeds there in some spots, below 10 miles per hour. why all this crazy weather? this laps mainly to the east. on the western edge. cool, breezy, with a slight

chance of rain. pickup showers through the day. even right now, seeing light rainfall totals over the santa cruz mountains. heads up. if driving over highway 17, highway 9, expect wet weather, cool weather. grab a jacket. temperatures in the 40s to low 50s out the door. a check of that seven-day out look coming up. out the door now. lisa with traffic. >> looking at break lights for highway 4. an accident in the clearing stages. this is in the ant i don't care area. happened eastbound highway 4 approaching somersville, an accident blocking a middle lane. just a single car that hit the guardrail, ended up in the middle lane, still blocking. let you know -- heading through the altamont pass, windy out. chp has a high wind advisory in place. westbound traffic very slow from the 205 interchange approaching that. pass that delay, traffic picks up closer to 680

where westbound 580 is fine heading down. the bridge commutes looking okay. a brief delay at the bane bridge toll plaza. chp telling they had canceled the advisories. that's good news. westbound traffic continues light across the span heading into the city. southbound 680 looking good, leaving pleasanton headed for the fremont area. no delays reported for ferry systems, caltrans or commute express. more than a dozen people rescued from a nursing home in the east bay. the patients were abandoned last week after the state suspended the home's license. mark kelly with the latest on the problems found at the troubled facility. good morning. >> reporter: this is the valley manor residential care center. the state shut it down thursday, but allegedly patients still living in it with very little care.

this morning, a response from the owner's attorney. here's a look inside valley manor. here the owner hild emanuel reportedly disappeared, left a staff to care for more than a dozen patients. a report cites violations, including feces, urine in the facility, insufficient food for patients. a woman living nearby has been concerned about this facility for some time. >> the staff isn't -- >> reporter: asked the owner's attorney. he says, as required by law, there were two care givers and a cook taking care of 14 patients; but he says there's been no stop signs from the state when valley manor shut down. >> nobody has been abandoning anybody. you're in a catch 22 situation. you can't take care of the people. you're supposed to transfer them. but there's no resources to transfer them. >> the state report slaps a laundry list of violations on this facility,

requesting its owner never own, work, be associated the facility ever again. >> the owner's attorney says his client has a heart of gold. she was caring for elderly patients on a fixed income, he says, when she got sick herself. live in castro valley, mark kelly. >> by the way, the patients were moved either to other facilities or back. managers could be facing elder abuse and other charges. in headlines around the bay, a suspect is in critical condition after he was shot by san francisco police officers. police say he got into a fight with another man yesterday afternoon in the marina district. the suspect allegedly fired at the victim several times before running away. officers caught up with the shooter a few blocks away. police say they shot the suspect after he pointed a gun at them. no word on the victim's condition. he also fled the scene. a 19-year-old was killed and as many as 7 others

injured after a shooting saturday night. police say a group of teens heading to a party stopped on princeton avenue to fix a flat tire. minutes later, someone in a white suv pulled up, fired multiple shots before driving away. no word yet on a motive. a city taking the lead on gun control with a safety measure on the november ballot. as don kna,p tells us, measure c pro vehicling worry among gun rights advocates. >> how about if you go there? and i'm going to going to hit that. >> you'll do henderson. >> cheryl weiss, campaigning for a gun safety law for sunny vale. >> hello. >> are you familiar with measure c? >> reporter: promoters say it does just a few things to improve gun safety. requires owners to report lost or stolen guns within 48 hours, keep them locked up, disabled, with

trigger guards, advance magazines and requires dealers to record sales. >> really the spur for all of this. >> reporter: the sandy hook elementary school shooting spree that took the lives of 20 first graders, six adults. for this community of 140,000 it's a think national act local campaign promoted by the mayor, a retired fire captain. >> hear every day, young adults finding weapons in their homes, going somewhere, to another school. past week, had two shootings at schools that involved teachers, stuff like that. has to stop. >> reporter: the city council put the measure on the ballot. private donations funded a single mailing. volunteers do all the rest. >> public school teachers have been killed this past week. some go -- i had a student who picked up a gun lying around, killed his sister. >> reporter: but gun measures, gun safety measures worry advocates. >> there's the fear the whole slippery slope, once you start giving ground you'll lose more than

expected. >> reporter: chris chambers, a lie sensed dealer in sunnyvale. >> i know customers. they'll just go over to the next town to buy ammo. they just don't want people looking at what they're doing, purchasing. >> reporter: proponents say they're working on ways to prevent sales moving to other communities by offering to work with citizens in those communities to craft their own versions of a measure c. >> the nra has already told sunny vale it will fight measure c if voters pass it. a law firm says it will represent the city pro bono if the nra does file a lawsuit. a family caught in the middle of a police standoff in roseville now describing what happened. a woman says she, husband hid in their bedroom after hearing calls from police. moments later, an armed man chose their home as a hide-out. a woman escaped by climbing out a window. seconds later, a shoot-out erupted through that same

window between duran, officers. >> focused on keeping baby safe. >> the man not in his right state of mind. had several encounters with him. it was a violent, terrifying experience. >> video shows clutching baby right after she escaped. duran surrendered saturday morning. the family thankful they were not hurt. trading suggests really will continue this morning. check with gigi stone to find out for sure. good morning, gigi. >> reporter: good morning, brian. futures are pointing to a higher open. investors will be watching to see if the markets can continue their rally today. stocks gained for the third straight week. friday the nasdaq saw its highest since 2002. more reports will be released include apple's after the stock closes. analysts watching figures for

two smartphone, the 5c, 5s. toyota is the world's top- selling auto maker so far this year turns out. it has out sold general motors for the first months of 2013. toyota announced it sold 7.4 million vehicles between january, september. a new survey out from the associated press. it finds 9 in 10 workers say they're very or somewhat say the with their jobs. that highlights similar research done showing job satisfaction rises with age. not sure if people get wiser when they're older, give up hoping for better, either way. >> can't speak from personal experience. get there, let you know. at the same time, first job was as a bun warmer as the gill roy, mcdonald's. i'm always keen to know what the latest changes are.

i'm always wanting to know what's happening at mcdonald's. >> reporter: something big happening at mcdonald's. dropping heinz ketchup. fast-food chain looking for a new squeeze. ending its relationship with heinz. the reason, heinz now led by the former ceo of rival burger king. sounds petty to me. apparently that's what's going to happen. i didn't know there were other kinds of ketchup. >> have to find out , i guess. cbs money watch. appreciate it. thanks. a bun warmer. now 5:42. the threat of a strike is over for now. coming up, the efforts underway to prevent future strikes against that transit agency. also ahead, a house that takes the spirit to extreme. [ male announcer ] some things are simply better at home. like the enticing aroma

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union employees -- we shoul strike-free for another four years. and as anne makovec tells us... efforts are already underway.. to make there won't be a next time. st_mark desauln as ann mcavicsc, efforts underway to make sure there won't be a next time. >> clearly something wrong when it comes to

collective bargaining. >> reporter: spoke with kpix about a push to ban future strikes, saying something needs to be done. >> a pattern to negotiations. >> reporter: with so many politicians keeping cozy relations with labor unions, a strike ban may never get off the ground. >> don't believe that any politician in sacramento wishes to survive going to stick his neck out. that's become almost like a third rail. >> reporter: a measure could gain steam as a voter initiative. other large transit agencies already have bans in their contracts; but the california labor foundation says there shouldn't be one for bart. >> important for workers to be able to express themselves, to try to force good-faith negotiations. >> reporter: other things the legislature can do, like getting an auditor to solidify the numbers months before the end of a contract. he says the strike has already taken a toll on the public's faith in mass transit in general.

>> comes at a time at a transportation fiscal cliff in california. freeway starting to fall apart. have to get the voters to support increases. >> reporter: as for the contract, unions are voting on later this week, the tentative agreement includes the same provisions that allows strikes this year, including the ones that bars management from training replacement workers until a strike begins. in the newsroom, ann mcavic kpix 5. >> transportation committee will likely hold a hearing on a possible ban before the next legislative session starts in january. thirteen minutes before the hour, on this fabulous monday morning. fabulous except possibly for the traffic >> approach fabulous out there still. high wind advisories canceled for bay area bridges. a minor delay at the bay bridge toll plaza. not that bad. just the cash lanes especially on the right side of the toll plaza, delayed from the 880 overcrossing. the metering lights are still

off. . going to see the slow traffic leaving the altamont, stays heavy to about vas key, livermore. does pick up, westbound 580 through the pleasanton area. 880 as it rolls through the oakland area, wide open. no delays through hayward. 101 leaving southern ma rain heading into san francisco, no delays as of yet heading through the central san rafael area. commute still looking good approaching san francisco. still seeing delays along highway 4 in that westbound direction going to be slow. does pick up once you get through the pittsburgh area bound for concord. in the silicon valley, the 882- 237 interchange moving well. no problems through the milpedas area. a look at traffic. now to liz. just mentioned, wins beginning to die down. breezy conditions along the

coast. high-def doppler. light rainfall totals. a few hundredths of an inch, especially over the area. just the last hour. so that scattered shower activity, mainly over the santa cruz mountains. highway 9 if traveling anywhere for your morning commute, could see a little bit of wet weather. grab an umbrella. a few pop-up showers by later this afternoon. out the door, bring the jacket. temperatures on the cooler side, upper 40s to low 50s. a return of sun, mixed with sun and clouds by this afternoon with temperatures well below average, reaching into the low 60s in warmest spot. laps continues to drop south. the main energy to the system is farther east. just checked. heavy snow near lake tahoe airport. the rest of us mainly cool, breezy, with a slight chance of rain. mainly pop-up showers through the rest of the bay area throughout the afternoon hours. a check of your forecast. later on today. temperatures are about 10 degrees below average for this time of year, mainly in the upper 50s to low

60s. a check of that forecast over the next several days, staying cool through tomorrow. a slight warmup by the end of the workweek with good conditions. speaking of kids get a school cast for you. today have collins elementary. this is out in panohl. going to be a cool day. may want to take your lunch indoors if you can. in the 50s to low 60s. if you want to be part of a future schoolcast, nominate your school. the information is there on your screen, kpix.com/schoolschoolcast. this weekend marked a somber anniversary in danville. ten-year-old troy pack and his sister alana were struck, killed by a drunk driver 10 years ago. the driver had taken prescription drugs, alcohol. she was convicted of second- degree murder, serving a 30-year prison term.

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wife" celebrated the 100th episode -- rolled up their sleeves to help victims of hurricane sandy. . the entire cast, crew, got together to rebuild 6 homes. >> really do believe that it's a pay it forward. if you take care of your own community, community will take care of the next community. hopefully it passes around the world. >> a crazy business. when you have things like this, puts everything into perspective. people's homes have been destroyed. that's heart-breaking. >> the rebuilding effort was made possible through grants, donations. tomorrow will mark one year since the destructive storm. how do you make sure your house is the coolest on the block? . >> put out 3,000 carved pumpkins. the thought alone is scary enough; but check out that amazingly frightful house

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